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2021 second quarter Denver Metro Apartment Vacancy and Rent Report Researchers at the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business released the second quarter Denver Metro Apartment Vacancy and Rent Report, which showed a spike in rent and a decrease in...
After teaching for Denver Public Schools for more than a decade, alumna builds new career in real estate development Sloan Macy (MA 2003 & MS 2019) is an all-in sort of person. A dig in your heels, do the job right kind of person. The super-motivated student who...
Q&A with Director of Global MBA Programs Amanda Cahal The Daniels College of Business uses the Insights Discovery System as a tool for improving business communication and emotional intelligence. Insights has now added a much-anticipated part two that focuses on...
Bailey Program director shares insights about family enterprise Kim Schneider Malek, director of the Bailey Program for Family Enterprise, is an educator, facilitator and consultant focused exclusively on advancing family enterprise. As someone who has worked in this...
As the coronavirus knocked on doors, alumni in the hospitality industry answered with ingenuity Dara Wong (BSBA 2009) named her Flagstaff, Arizona, restaurant Shift because that was its goal: to shift the definition of a normal dining experience. Five years later,...
Jeff Bowen looks back on a remarkably diverse business and teaching career Jeff Bowen is a humble guy. He attributes many of his expansive career opportunities and accomplishments simply to coincidence. “It’s curious,” said Bowen. “Much of my career seems to have been...
Cross-campus competition illuminated real-world challenges and opportunities Earlier this year, a survey conducted by Deloitte LLP and Fortune reported that 94% of CEOs identified diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) as a strategic priority. Yet, the consulting firm...
Daniels MBA graduate returns to pursue Executive PhD In September 2017, the only thing Mark Sharkey was planning was his retirement. For 35 years, Sharkey (MBA 1993) had been chasing a childhood dream, forged in the Waterford crystal and Wedgewood china he...
It’s day 439 of the pandemic, and Zoom has lost a little of its charm. The novelty and convenience of conducting work, school and socializing online have given way to glassy eyes and blank stares. Scott Toney, a teaching assistant professor in the Department of...
